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A Ray of Light on Broad Street

Donations, Truncations Ensure Survival for Philadelphia Orchestra A new day is dawning for the Philadelphia Orchestra. Photo of the Kimmel Center from its Tumblr page. Things ar... Read more

Another Show Opening This Friday--The Music Andrew Lloyd Webber!

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Another Show Opening This Friday--The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber!

No need to introduce the man, of course--those 16 musicals of his, and the cavalcade of irresistible melodies they have spawned through four decades, more than make the case for... Read more

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What is Theatre for Development?

Applied theatre is used in the field of development through a group of practices often referred to as theatre for development. These performances frequently wor... Read more

The 10 June 2011 by Aurorapowers
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Off Topic: The Saxophone Colossus

"And last but not least. Do I have to say his name? Do I have to speak his name? Do I have to say his name? In this corner: the king of the world, master of... Read more

The 20 June 2011 by Superconductor
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Opera Review: A Modern German Take on Greek Myth

Henze's Phaedra Premieres in Philadelphia. Cage match: A scene from Act Two of Phaedra. Photo by Katherine Elliot, © 2011 Opera Company of... Read more

The 06 June 2011 by Superconductor
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Concert Review: A Valkyrie, Lost in the Woods

Erwartung at the New York Philharmonic with Deborah Voigt Original stage set design for Erwartung. Crayon, pastel and watercolor by Arnold Schoenberg. From the... Read more

The 11 June 2011 by Superconductor
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Modernism, Morbidity, and Eroticism with the NYPhil and Deborah Voigt

Arnold Böcklin, Der Toteninsel (New York version, 1880) The musicians of the NYPhil are back in town and, under the baton of David Robertson, were in excellent... Read more

The 12 June 2011 by Singingscholar
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Performance as a Ritual

In order to look for potentials for performance to prevent rape, I examine 2 broad types of theatre - the first is applied theatre, or what is sometimes called... Read more

The 03 June 2011 by Aurorapowers
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Julia Katherine Walsh Celebrated While Celebrating in Song

Reading, Pennsylvania native Julia Katherine Walsh came home Memorial Day weekend to sing for a friendly crowd gathered at Trinity Lutheran Church in downtown... Read more

The 03 June 2011 by Galegirl
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If I Ran the Zoo City Opera

"So I’d open each cage. I’d unlock every pen, let the animals go, and start over again." from If I Ran the Zoo by Dr. Seuss. "I have just created something... Read more

The 04 June 2011 by Superconductor
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City Opera: With Real Elephants?

An Artistic Intitiative at the Barclay Center Prompts Blogger Speculation Wouldn't you want to see an opera here? With free popcorn? Image © 2011 NJ. Read more

The 30 June 2011 by Superconductor
Another Show Opening This Friday--The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber!

No need to introduce the man, of course--those 16 musicals of his, and the cavalcade of irresistible melodies they have spawned through four decades, more than... Read more

The 22 June 2011 by Gibbs22manila
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